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1971 Dr. Pepper Grocery Store Display Promotional Photo From the 1971 Dr. Pepper Annual Report (via: archive.org)
#groovy#vintage photography#vintage food & drink#Dr Pepper#vintage display#vintage packaging#grocery store#vintage design#mid-century#70's#1971
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Jeri Southern, American jazz pianist and singer (1926–1991), 1950s
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A Teeny Tiny Tale, 1969
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1960′s Barbie Booklet Barbie's Fashion Shop Advertisement
#Barbie#vintage Barbie#vintage fashion#60's fashion#vintage doll#vintage design#mid-century#60's#my scans
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Vintage Advertisement cereal poster,
1982, American Greetings Corp.
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“Donna & Dick: Just Married” - August 2, 1969
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80's MTV Station IDs
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Albert Campion and Lugg (Peter Davison and Brian Glover). BBC, 1989-90, based on the novels of Margery Allingham
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Claire's Boutique at the Randhurst, Mount Prospect, Illinois, 1984.
(via: Reddit)
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1971 Back to School Fashions courtesy of McCall's Sewing Patterns/Singer Sewing Center From the September, 1971 issue of Ford Times Magazine
#groovy#vintage photography#vintage fashion#70's fashion#vintage sewing#mid-century#70's#1971#my scans
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Ralston Purina Co, 1983
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Tom Lehrer, the Harvard-trained mathematician whose wickedly iconoclastic songs made him a favorite satirist in the 1950s and ’60s on college campuses and in all the Greenwich Villages of the country, died on Saturday at his home in Cambridge, Mass. He was 97.
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1978 Boston, Massachusetts Museum of Science Postcard (via: hippostcard)
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#Alexander Girard#Herman Miller#vintage illustration#vintage fabric#vintage design#mid-century#50's#1954
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